Robobobulator Part3 - custom software,voicecontrol,pccam

[@freddyd8092]

this man is living my dream!!😃

[@bgl00017]

It's amazing what you do with your Kimla!! Thanks for the video and for further ideas, best regards

[@randomrouting]

Thank you :) Hope you are doing well also.💪

[@AlexKall]

Very nice, really like the shelves too, they look so good!

[@FBWJX]

Wow I am speechless, that is awesome on so many different levels!

[@hyperformancellc]

THis made my week. The shop is looking so good Editing was so good!!!! for the HDF. put sheets of paper between the sheets might help since the machine is loading the sheets itself. would break tension and keep the vac from vac'in through multiple sheets. If you want to go to IMTS this year we are going to rent a house outside the city and drive in daily. eat some authentic chicago food and walk around making fun of the gimmicky stuff machine tool companies are trying to pass off as improvements or innovation.

[@randomrouting]

Thanks bud! Took me all dang day to edit! I'd be afraid of the papers falling off to somewhere, perhaps strips that are attached to the back of the racking.. but I think this "shearing-action" will keep working but if not then the plan is to put like stiff brushes on the short sides to cause drag on them. Time will tell :) I would LOOOOOVE to go to IMTS but im having a real hard time even making it to kimla in poland due to work/family/time but thanks, really. If anything changes until september you'll be the first to know!

[@hyperformancellc]

good point!@@randomrouting heck yea man keep up the good work!

[@randomrouting]

@@hyperformancellc Everything mazakrelated sorted ?

[@hyperformancellc]

The [REDACTED] machine is gone! @@randomrouting

[@hyperformancellc]

did you see the video they had me post? lol@@randomrouting

[@stocky9218]

You are awesome dude, gotta be the coolest setup I've ever seen 👍

[@randomrouting]

No YOU are awesome, thanks for always being here :)

[@Nunak91]

That's astonishing! Your shop looks fantastic. Thanks for the PCCam file. That'll be useful. What are those copper nozzles around 0:20? Where can I buy it? Is that with the holder or you can put it on any holder? My boss is planning to buy new machines from Kimla (linears). I know it depends on type of work someone does but maybe you have some general advice what to choose. Is that touch scanner useful? Is presser+extraction foot better than extracion foot?

[@randomrouting]

Thanks as always :) The copper-nozzle thing is just something ive been working on, (I accidentaly edited out talking about it) its meant to stay with the tool holder so every tool has its own custom solution. Its not ready for testing yet as there are some things to sort out but ill let you know when the time comes :) Always fun with new machines! For me personally, I would get the linear motors,probe and presser+foot. Like you said it depends on the product and the type of work but there are alot of benefits of them things. EDIT: -- I wrote alot here but it would be alot easier if I just made a quick private video on the pro's and con's and sent you a link. So ill do that 👍 Im going to kimla probably next week so ill know more about whats new after that :)

[@randomrouting]

There is often something wrong with the commentsfunction, i got a notification about you not beeing able to comment, but even THAT comment isnt showing up. I have seen this type of wierd behavior before, its super annoying. Anyways, ill do a quick video talking about the plus and minuses of the extractionfoot,linears,probe and such :)

[@randomrouting]

@Nunak91 Maybe test if it works when you add @randomrouting somewhere in the comment

[@randomrouting]

@Nunak91 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2qXaKGJerKLb9E

[@egemens]

Awesome stuff, both automation and work. I've been following you for a while and your channel is a gem. Can you give some details if possible about how you code the software and protocols used to communicate with stations. for example I have a mach3 based manual toolchange cnc router and use modbusTCP and node-red to automate stuff like dust collection, telegram messages for job status etc. Stuff like air compressor and dust collector are controlled by Esp32's over MQTT. I write scripts in mach3, some js in node-red and some python for Fusion 360. But Mach3 is giving me hell, so i am preparing to move on to LinuxCNC.

[@randomrouting]

Hey thanks. Reading your message really brought be back to the early days! I also fought with mach3 and linux cnc and everything in between. I started off with a radio send/recieve system (with validation) but have moved on to Shelly units. Plan was to use mqtt aswell but using http requests still, might move on later. For the extractor i just use a pressure switch connected to the pneumatic actuators that control the suction cup, when those pressurize (i.e lower) the switch latches and a signal is sent(still using the radiotransmitter) For the air compressor i either just send a httprequest to that shelly unit to turn on the specific output, or the light that indicated that the spindle is turning may also do it. I need to trigger local AHK scripts remotely so i have a light weight webserver running which allows me to send say "192.168.1.422/send/runmyscrupt.ahk" to the computer controlling the router for example. To trigger the robot to run specific programs i got 3 shelly units in the cabinet that can enable/disable inputs on the robot controller, they also work for the robot to trigger its output that goes to a shelly unit so that it may send the signal to the router that it is finished. All rgb lighting everywhere is controlled by shelly rgbw2 units, makes it really simple to get visual feedback for whats going on.

[@danielpohl9687]

Hej! Vad heter ditt företag? Hur kommer man i kontakt med dig?

[@randomrouting]

Hej. kontaktuppgifter hittar du på ulundateknik.se. Kanalen och det jag kan visa här är i huvudsak bara en kul grej för mig privat så jag tenderar inte blanda ihop dem mer än nödvändigt. Hörs!

[@rymannphilippe]

i can not see ANY safety?

[@randomrouting]

No worries, ill include the safetysystem in a coming video. (It's mainly lidar)

[@MadeInMichigan]

Sweet aesthetics. Horrible soundtrack.

[@goldar4846]

Impressive. How much would a setup like that cost?

[@randomrouting]

Thanks! Great question, not sure yet 🤔